Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-05-26
Local Paragraphs.

Fresh Pine Apples at J. w. Stover's
grocery.
-Th- tn G. e. B. ba ba- band festiva
next Saturday.
-E. E. Knarr's were paying n visi
to friends at Farmers Mills on Sunday
BE sure and take a look at th'
Evaporated Peaches ct J. w. Stover's
The storm on Tuesday evening
blew down the toboggan slide ut liar
risburg.
--For the fastest selections of wal
papers and decorations go to w. T
Mauck & Son.
David Sholl Is laying substantial
flag stone walk in front OF his premises
on Main street.
WIN. Walker built reat picket
fence along the front Of his vacant lots
on Main street.
MIR. Lambert j. Noll, and two oil
his children went TO Miiilnburg on
Monday afternoon.
Read Grenoble, Bartges & Co.'S set
tlement notice published among the le
gal advertisements.
Saturday was lively day for Mill
helm and our merchants did any a
mount OF business.
The kind OF weather we had last
week brings on the so-caIled spring fe'
yer in its worst form.
Mrs. Sarah Californian, OF North
street, Is absent visiting friends at Har-
tleton, Union county.
DO not forget the Memorial Seryic-
es by Rev. Swengle in the Ey. church
next Sunday forenoon.
M MI. Musser, of Aaronsburg, has
been appointed chief marshal of the
parade on Decorating day.
e. w. Mauck has the Smull broth
ers, OF Brushvalley, at work on the
groundwallS of his new house.
w. Caller Morrison, of Worth tow
ship, announces himself as candidate
for Recorder IN this weeks issue.
The Pennsylvania railroad machine
shops at Patterson were partially de-
stroyed by tire on Tuesday morning.
driven to the wall by w. T.
Mauck & Son, all competition in wall
papers. Go and examine their stock.
CHOICE BRICK. The undersigned
has for sale a los of choice brick.
G. e. LOSE, Rebersburg, Pa.
Cashier Walter, of the Millheim
Banking Co., took a flying business
trip to Sunbury last Thursday evening.
Two great enemies-Hood's Sarsa-
parilla and impure blood. The latter
is utterly defeated by the peculiar med
icine.
The Merchants National Bank is
q new institution at Harrisburg and is
ready to begin business with capital
of 100000.
Elias Crater, of near Spring Mills,
while in the field one day last week,
killed black snake, which measured 5
feet inches.
A new barber i'm town-for further
information inquire of barber Springer,
Sr. No chestnut and consequently no
use for the bell.
Mrs. Spigelmyer, of MifflinbuIg,
mother Of merchant Spigelmyer, was
visitor at his residence on Penn street
a few days last week.
There having been no preaching in
any of the other churches last Sunday
evening swelled the congregation in the
Lutheran church considerably.
Members of the Evangelical con-
gregation of this place gave the interior
of their fine church on Penn street a
general cleaning-up on Tuesday.
r. b. Hartman, the foundryman,
has good hay rake which he offers for
sale cheap. For terms apply at his
foundry, on Penn Street. Millheim.
Don't say anything" was Bob
Kreamer's remark When he passed us
on his way home from troutfish last
Saturday evening. Guess we won't.
The interior of J. w. Snook's pri-
vate residence on Penn street is being
beautified by handsome paper and dec
orations. j. w. Lose is doing the
work.
Decorate your houses on Memorial
Day and thus give the town a festive
appearance. Ii you are out of flags you
can get any amount at the Journal
Store.
"A large number of our young folks,
among them the factory hands observ-
ed Ascension day last week by taking
a stroll to the mountains and by going
fishing.
DIR. and Mrs Thos. r. Hayes, of
Bellefonte, on their way home from a
visit TO Gov. Beaver took dinner on
Tuesday with DR.. p. T. Musser at Aa-
ronsburg.
Three new members were lately re-
ceived into The Lutheran church ut this
place. Miss Maggie Miller and Mrs.
Clayton Weaver, by certificate, Clayton
Weaver. by confirmation.
-Goyernor Beaver has signed the
death warrant of Samuel Johnson, the
colored man, who murdered John